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The U.S. Drought Monitor, updated June 15, shows some expansion of severe drought conditions (D2) in central South Dakota, which now includes 13 percent of the state.
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Through wise utilization of natural resources and years of selective breeding, Mundhenke Beef has developed an efficient, high-producing cow herd that yields offspring targeted for value-added, high-quality markets.
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Currently, the 6,500-acre diversified operation consists of dryland and irrigated corn, soybeans, alfalfa, wheat and grassland supporting 300 cows, private-treaty bulls and replacement females.
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Roll clearance is the space between the rolls. If you have too large of a gap between the rolls, you will have under-conditioning.
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The Angus Value Discovery Contest began this spring as a means of carcass data collection and friendly competition for commercial Angus producers.
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his new sexed semen product contains twice the number of female sperm cells than traditional GenChoice™ semen.
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Cargill has reached an agreement to sell its beef cattle feed yards at Leoti, Kan., and Yuma, Colo., to Omaha-based Green Plains Inc.
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Blue Bell Ranch of Clear Lake, S.D., K & W Farms in Stuart, Neb., and Lynn Smith family of Nemaha, Iowa all have been awarded.
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Five new cases reported in three counties – leading the state lab to recommend diagnostic testing to help keep the disease at bay.
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The Schrags, who also operate Schrag Shorthorns near Marion, S.D., began dirtwork for 605 Sires, located one mile straight west of their farm, last spring. Construction on the lab and office began late last summer and was ready by December.
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USFRA elected these three board members at its spring board meeting on April 4 in St. Louis, Mo.: Jennifer Houston, Rochelle Krusemark and Anne Meis.
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The Brinks live and farm near Redfield, S.D., where they raise registered Hampshire sheep, cattle, and a broad variety of crops.
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Members of the Class of 2017 will be announced on July 15.
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Four South Dakota ranches vie for Leopold Conservation honors.
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Little "I" begins on Friday, March 31, when hundreds of high school students from Minnesota and South Dakota join college students in judging contests on campus.
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